新年快乐，愿你的元春事事顺心如意！

Happy New Year! May your Spring Festival be filled with happiness and success!

1. 元旦来喽，愿你新的一年身体超级棒，吃啥都香，做啥都顺！

1. Welcome, my friend, and may you have an exceptional new year, where everything tastes delicious and everything you do is enjoyable!

2. 02

The text "2. 02" in English would simply be "2.02." It appears to be a numerical value, possibly a version number or a date, with the number "2" followed by a decimal point and then "02."

3. 愿你在元旦笑得开怀，幸福满满！

3. May you be happy and joyful in the new year!

4. 元旦喜乐呀，祝你财源广进，日子过得越来越兴旺！

4. Yuanxian likes to play, and wishes your resources to broaden and advance, the days will pass more and more happily!

5. 新的一年来临啦，期望你事事顺遂，全家平安健康！

5. As the new year approaches, I hope your business flourishes, and the whole family enjoys peace, health, and well-being!

6. 元旦快乐哟，希望你越来越帅气/漂亮，越来越有范儿！

6. May the year be auspicious, may you grow richer and more prosperous year by year, may there be more joy and brightness, and may there be more offspring!

7. 新的一年愿你的生活甜蜜似蜜，笑容灿烂如花！

7. May the new year bring you a life as vibrant and colorful as a blooming flower!

8. 08

It seems like the text "8. 08" is already in English and might be a numerical representation or a date format. If it's meant to be translated or interpreted in a specific context, please provide more information. Otherwise, it remains unchanged in English.

9. 祝君元旦开开心心，身体硬硬朗朗，工作平平稳稳！

9. Be anxious and worried, the body will be stiff and rigid, the work will be flat and unsteady!

10. 元旦喽，愿你如小老虎般朝气蓬勃，充满活力！

10. Yuan Xinyue, may you be as graceful and elegant as the young jade, full of vitality and spirit!

11. 07

The text "11. 07" translates to "11.07" in English. This appears to be a date format, possibly written in European style where the day comes before the month.

12. 04

The text "12. 04" in English could be translated as "Twelve April" or "12th of April," depending on the context. It appears to be a date format, with "12" being the day and "04" likely representing April, which is the fourth month of the year.

13. 09

The text "13. 09" translates to "13th September" in English. It appears to be a date written in a format commonly used in some European countries, where the day comes before the month.

14. 01

The text "14. 01" translates to English as "14th of January." It appears to be a date format, where "14" represents the day and "01" represents the month of January.

15. 祝你元旦过得美美的，来年好运多多，喜事连连！

15. May you have a beautiful and happy New Year, and may your health be abundant, and may your love be continuous!

16. 03

The text "16. 03" translates to "16th March" in English. It appears to be a date written in a European format where the day comes before the month.

17. 06

The text "17. 06" translates to "17th June" in English. It appears to be a date, with "17" representing the day and "06" representing the month of June.

18. 05

The number "18.05" is already in English. If you are referring to a date, it would be translated as "May 18th." If it is a time, it would be "18:05" or "6:05 PM" depending on the time format used in different regions.